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1 1 The WisconskAStote Journal sports SPORTS MADISON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947 wf(h HENRY I. McCORMICK 'Spoiler'-like 1 May wa Here Are Some Iowa Stars Army plays Notre Dame in a heralded series finale at South Bend, Southern Methodist risks a perfect record against Texas A. M. at College Station, and mighty Michigan risks its unblemished slate against Indiana at Ann Arbor, but the most important game Saturday, so far as "Wisconsin foot-ball fans are concerned, will be played right here at Camp Randall. Wisconsin meets Iowa here Saturday in the annual Badger Homecoming, and the red-jersied Badgers must win to keep alive their hopes of a possible Big Nine championship.

That may be putting it too J. Badgers Determined to Avert Repetition of Hawkeye Victory Data on Probable Starting Lineups Major Leagues Hope to Clarify Disputed Rules Plan to Rewrite Clause Covering Zoeterman Case Army and Irish Close on Note of Vengeance Notre Dame Hopes to Wipe Out Recent Scores IS 1 3 1 HAROLD SHOENKR JACK DITTMER WISCONSIN bod Mckenzie b'nii HERB SUOENF.R A'nd ena End IOWA NAME Hut. Wit Aie Harold fthnener I 'hi NAME Hut. Wit. Att rOS.

Bob Rennebom 6-0 24 L. K. nick Loopfe Jack liuimiT -0 James Shoaf ltl Hon Wlnalow 3-IB Hi 211 SS L. T. 1 -a 20 L.

O. ne OrnlhlM CINCINNATI, O. (U.R) Clarification of the rules regarding young baseball players and tight ening of restrictions on the length I 5-T -0 Wray Ceorte Robert Wilson By STEVE SNIDER NEW YORK (U.R) Army and Notre Dame, which began their sparkling football series by sheer accident 34 years ago, close 1M 11 1M its of the spring training season Pon Knauff (-11 Harold Otternack S-0 Charles Zoelle 6-1 IS C. IXik Woodard Iuk l.asier tl R. a.

Rav Carlson (A-C). 21 R. T. Willtnm Kar ft R. E.

Hrrb Rhoener Bob MrKrntll Hub I'hilllns Q. B. oots King 20 L. H. John Trdore 111 ttd 6-1 I'M S-io inn -s -J 5-u s-tl -l I NO fi-i 11 being planned today for action at the joint major league meeting in it on a note of vengeance at South Bend, Saturday with the unbeaten Irish favored by 18 points.

Jack Wink (A-C) Ml 10 Earl Olrard 5-10 ITS It stands as the game of the Kmlen Ttiitni'll Clarence Self 5-10 1H0 tl R. H. Hob smith Earl Maves 5-11 190 F. H. Hon week even above the intersection- 6-1 uST is vJl; al duels between Pennsylvania (5-0) and Virginia (6-0), Georgia JOE GROTIIUi (j'uu (i JAMES SHOAF lack I DON WINSLOW Tuvkl WILLIAM KAY 1 tickle strong, that "hopes of a possible Big Nine championship" phrase, but certainly the game is rital to Wisconsin's chance of a high rating at the finish of the race.

You can't get away from certain facts. One of them is that "Wisconsin, relegated to eighth or ninth in the conference on preseason estimates, still is undefeated in the league and riding in second place with two wins and a tie. Another is that Iowa, rated a Big Nine dark horse at the start of the season, is now out of the championship race with one win, two defeats and a tie. And still another is that Dr. Eddie Anderson of Iowa has defeated Wisconsin in four of the five years he has coached the Hawkeyes.

There has been talk of trouble on the Iowa squad this week, touched off by the seriocomic departure and return of Halfback Emlen Ttmnell. That can be disregarded except inasmuch as it may well be used to light a fire tinder OKHl lU.ll: i.yle larno (Bradley), rereree; John utunn (nnin mtri. Wlllard Farrell (Minnesota), field Judge; E. narrows (Cue), head AVKRAOE WrirtllTS IINRS: Wlitronnln IM, Iowa 1l to I'M). RICKS: WNroniln 1X4.

Inwa IH4 in IKS. TEAM Si Wisconsin m. Iowa lo 14. The First Guess Wisconsin over Iowa Michigan over Indiana Ohio State over Northweitern Minnesota over Purdue Illinois over VV. Michigan Notre Dame over Army Boston C.

over Wake Forest Georgia Tech over Navy Vlllanova over Marquette Yale over Brown California over Washington S. Calif, over Stanford Oregon over Wash. State U. C. L.

A. over Oregon State Texas A. M. over S. M.

U. Rice over Arkansas Texas over Baylor Oklahoma A. M. over Tulsa Kentucky over West Virginia Mississippi over Tennessee Miss. State over Auburn Vanderbilt over Tenn.

Tech William Mary over V. M. I. Kansas over Nebraska Oklahoma over Kansas State Duke over Missouri Mich. State over Santa Clara Navada over Detroit Columbia over Dartmouth Cornell over Syracuse Holy Cross over Colgate Maryland over Duquesne Penn over Virginia Penn State over Temple Princeton over Harvard Rutgers over Lafayette Iowa State over Drake Clemson over Furman Georgia over Florida N.

Car. over N. Car. St. Tech (6-0) and Navy (1-4-1) as well as critical conference tests for Michigan, Southern Methodist and Kansas.

II IMHHIIMW 1.1. l.l wew YorK, Dec. 11. Both recommendations were made Thursday by the major league executive council, holding its quarterly meeting here in the office of Commissioner A. B.

"Happy" Chandler. As an outgrowth of the recent dispute between Chandler and General Manager Leslie M. O'Connor of the Chicago White Sox, the council voted to recommend rewriting of the rule regarding young players to forbid the signing of any high school student in the United States or Canada. The current rule, adopted In Feb. 1948, specifically forbids only the signing of students at a high school which is a mem Series Started In 1913 By HENRY J.

McCORMICK (Slate Journal Sports Editor) The matter of vengeance in the Army-Notre Dame game rests with the Irish (5-0) as a result of 59-0 and 48-0 lacings by Army's wartice elevens of 1944-45 and possibly for the abrupt termination of the series which had become a frenzied peacetime institution in New York's Yankee Fur the Kftconil time in half dozen yours Iowa hu a chance to knock Wisconsin's football team out of tha Western Conference championship race, anil Conch Harry Stuhldreher' Badgers are determined to avert a repetition of what happened iu 1942. Wisconsin enters- this pame a favorite over Iowa, as jKessu fctfc iiifHi if jfiftCL i ik Sfc4fc i ber of the National Federation of EMLEN TUNNELL it was favored in 1942 whcni JOHN TEDOREf Halfback DICK WOODARD Center LOUIS KINO (Juai tei buck Stadium. The fact that Army (4-1-1) has Halfback State High School Athletic Asso ciations. Alter Pension Plan iwmtmmtuu TTvrr been beaten by Columbia and tied by Illinois removes little of th luster from the final game of the The White Sox recently signed 'Here's One Well Win; Dr. Anderson it lost to the Hawkeyes, 6-0, a defeat, that cost the Rndgcrs a Big Nine championship and recognition as the nation's No.

1 college team. The 1942 Badgers may have 3 V.iV 17-year-old George Zoeterman, who is a student at. a school which li the Iowa players. 'L'ii If jet raw. series that opened in 1913 when a Cadet manager, seeking a soft touch from the middlewest, invited "little Notre Dame" to fill an open date on Army's schedule.

A forward passing combination of Gus Dorais to Knute Rockne shattered Army that year and Notre Dam went on to win 22 games from Army while typing four and losing only seven. Purdue a Totsup Headlining the remainder of a better than usual intersectional schedule of 13 games, Pennsyl lfiis is a battle between a team that should have a better record than it boasts and one that has a much better record than was predicted at the start of the season. This is a battle between a potentially powerful Iowa team that may rise up for a peak effort in its denire to expunge Wisconsin's high hopes. Wisconsin gets my vote because I think the Badgers are set for trouble, becanse they expect to face rough going from is not a member of the association, and O'Connor was promptly fined $500 by Commissioner Chandler, who said he had extended the rule in two directives. For a time, O'Connor disputed Chandler's right to interpret the rule, but the argument ended when O'Connor paid the fine.

The council also suggested that the majors' agreement not to sign any boy who is still eligible to play in American Legion Junior baseball be included in the major league rules with an automatic $500 fine for violation. Though observed for several years, the IfAISF.RSIIOT Jlalfbach AL DIMARCO yunf tcintfc RON IIEADINGTON fullback BOB SMITH Halfback taken Iowa lightly, but that isn't the case this year. The 1942 Badgers may have been looking ahead to the following games with Northwestern and Minnesota, but the present Wisconsin squad is not concerned with the wlndnp games against Michigan and Minnesota. Gridiron Is Covered Saturday's game, Wisconsin's 37th annual Homecoming attraction, will be played to a capacity crowd of 45,000, and Camp Randall's turf will.be fast unless it Cuske May Miss Edgewood Grid Finale Against St Francis the start, because they are mentally and physically geared to fjght that kind of a battle from whistle to whistle. vania was rated a 14 point favorit over Virginia and Georgia Tech, slowed by injuries, at seven points In my yean of covering football I have seen few more savage, fast-moving lines than the one Wisconsin turned loose agreement has never been listed in the rule book.

By MONTE McCORMICK (State Journal Staff Writer) Edgewood will be the last Madison high school football The council recommended that no team be allowed to invite its players to start training before comes up rain at game time. The field was covered during the rains of this past week. Wisconsin's starting lineup is set but will vary at one spot if Wisconsin kicks off instead of re-cevlng. Act. Capt.

Jack Wink team to close its season, and it now appears that the Crusaders this Invitation they all gave a big cheer and most certainly wanted to be on hand. Sixty tickets will be Rreatly appreciated. If you wish our manager to call for them I will gladly arrange it. With appreciation for your thought, I am Sincerely yours. Harry Stuhldreher Director and Football Coach against Northwestern a week ago.

Line play of that same stamp this Saturday will dent- the Iowa offense and will give Wisconsin's attack a chance to roll. Wisconsin paid off a year old debt last week when it whipped Northwestern, 29-0, adding a dash of interest for the 23-0 defeat the Badgers suffered a year ago at the hands of the same foe. The Badgers have a chance to pay off another bitter debt of a year's standing this Saturday when they meet an Iowa over Navy. In the key conference games over the nation, it was Michigan by 20 points over Indiana and Wisconsin by IZVt over Iowa in dress rehearsals for their probable Big Nine title and Rose Bowl showdown next week; Southern Methodist seven and one half points over Texas A. and M.

In the Big Six and Southern California 32 over Stanford in the West. With Georgia Tech moving out will get little or no help from Co-Capt. Gene Cuske in the finale Sunday afternoon at Breese Stevens field. Gene bruised a hip early in the first quarter of last Sunday's 19-0 victory over previously undefeat March 1 next year or any suc-i ceeding year. Two steps were taken in regard to the player pension program.

Change Qualifications First, all trainers and coaches were made eligible to participate. Secondly, it was ruled that only Cold, No Rain The weather prediction for Saturday'! Homecoming football game promises no rain. "It will be cloudy," says the weather Cuba Club Rally one days active major league service during the year players and much colder, but side the Southeastern Conference to play Navy, its league lead is there will be no rain." entered the armed forces will be Nips Pub, 34-29 safe for the week. ed Loras Academy and the in-Jury has been Blow in responding1 to treatment. The speedy right halfback, the most dangerous breakaway threat in Edgewood's backfield, tried to run through a light signal drill Thursday afternoon but had to be relieved because of the pain.

Seek Perfect Season Coach Earl Wilkie announced required to qualify them and all time spent in service will count In the Big Nine, Purdue was a IOWA CITY. la. 'Herts one we'll Dr. Kddie Anderson remarked to confidante as he embarked this morning with hi Iowa foottMll squad fur Janesviile, tho Hawkeyes will aucnd Uuilalit preparatory to meeting Wisconsin Saturday at Madison In the Hudgem' Homecoming fame. "They're a hot ball club, th scouts say." remarked Dr.

Anderson, "but we'll put the chill on them early and see how much ateam they ran get up after that." The fart that Halfliatk I mien Tunnell was included with the traveling squad eucouraied the belief that the entire incident might have been a part of Dr. Anderson's plan to "needle" his team Into winning: a game that lie evidently believes Is ell within the grasp of a team that hasn't won a game klnce Oi l. 11, The Iowa players evidently feel the same way. "You hear a lot about guys like Self, Wilson Girard, Maves and Loepff," remarked one Iow a player, "hut you won't read much about them next week because we will knock them right out of tl headlines Saturday," Coach Anderson named a 31 man traveling squad for Iowa's game with Wisconsin Saturday in Madison, is. Dr.

Anderson will make four changes In the Haw key line. The shift involve ltb McKen-lie and Itob I'hillitm at end. Don Winslow at left tackle, and Dirk I.aster at renter, in plac of Dick Woodard. Those making- the trip: Left ends. Bob McKenzie, Hal Shoener, Jack Kelso.

Ralph Woodard; left tackles, Don Winslow, Jim Shoaf, Joe Itrd; left guards, Joe Groihus, Ku.ss Itcnda: centers, Dick I.aster, Dick Woodard. Bob Snyder: right guards, Kay Carlson, Fart Hanks, Itosi Anderson; rUht tackles. Ilill Kay. Jim Coari. Itob CieUrl; rUht ends.

Hob Phillips, Herb Schoener. Jack Dittmer; quarter hacks. I.ou John listen. Jim MtKln-stry, Al Dimarco; left half barks, John Tedore, F.m Tunnell. Bob Lonsley: right half backs.

Bob Smith. Duke Curran, Hud Kai ershot. Jack Legr: full bark. Hon Ileadington, Itob Reynolds. will be at quarter if the Badgers receive, but he will be replaced by tossup at Minnesota, Ohio State in the compilation of a players Bob Weiske if Iowa received record for pension benefits.

by three over Northwestern at Columbus, O. The backfield will be com Previously, a year was not pleted with Earl "Jug" Girard counted unless a player had played at least 60 days before enter team that slapped Wisconsin down last year, 21-7. If the Badgers can pay that off in full, adding a touch of interest, it will be in line with the wishes of all their followers. Michigan, Wisconsin and Purdue are in the thick of the Dig Nine championship race with any of the three a possibility to hold down undisputed first place after Saturday's games. Michigan needs only to win to be assured of undisputed first place.

Wisconsin can tahe undisputed first place if -Michigan loses. Purdue can vault into a clear lead if it wins while Wisconsin and Michigan lose. And what happens if they all lose? It would still be Michigan, Wisconsin and Purdue leading the race, in that order. Last week this column had 32 winners, 8 losers and a tie. The season's record is 171 winners, 56 losers and 9 ties.

and Clarence "Trigger" Self at The Cuba Club basketball team put on a fourth quarter rally Thursday night at West high to defeat The Pub, 34-29, in Major Leagues games. Schiro's Tavern defeated Frankie's Tavern, 25-23; Bunky's Tavern tipped Tenn Electric, 31-27. and Crawford Custard topped Winnebago Auto Replacement, 34-20, in other loop games. Cletus Casey scored six points in pacing the Cuba Club's fourth halfback and Earl Maves at full Vote Favors that Cuske will receive treatments for the rest of the week and will not try to work again before ing the service. The council adjudged this rule "unfair," the most back.

They will operate behind a line that will have Itob Kenne notable example being in tne case Sunday; then, if he is ready, he may be used in spots. bohm and Charles Zoelle at ends, of Buddy Blattner of the Giants who played 59 days. Players are Dick Loepfe and Harold Otter Jack Steele, reserve fullback eligible for benefits after 10 years. and right halfback, has been get back at tackles, Wray George and Don Knauff at guards and Robert Present WIAA 19-YearRule MILWAUKEE (U.R) The Wis The council meeting was at ting the No. 1 call in Cuske's period rally.

Box scores tended by Chandler, National place and is likely to start there, Cuba Club "Red" Wilson at center. Anderson Tuesday Shifts Pub Leaeue President Ford Frick, pf ts ft pf Tom Hunt, ordinarily a quarter Fi Moran, 0 0 0 American League President win back, also is working at right Jim Doar. 0 1 3 Bennett, 0 0 0 Awe. 0 3 2 O'Brien, 0 2 1 consin Interscholastic Athletic halfback. Goodman, 13 4 3 Harridge, player representatives Dixie Walker of the Brooklyn I Hlnze.

3 14 Dr. Eddie Anderson of Iowa has been experimenting with some changes this week, one of which would send Jack Dittmer and Bob McKenzie in as the starting ends HoKfin. 1 (10 1 Edgewood is undefeated in sev Assn. was on record today in favor of the present rule of allowing Here are capsule comments on games involving Big Nine 2 0 5 C. Casey, 3 2 3 Nickoll.

B. Kopp, Dodgers and Johnny Murphy or 0 0 21 Buckley, 0 1 0 en games this fall; it can close its fourth straight season's sched athletes to complete a sports sea 3 1 the Boston Red Sox, Attorney Lew T'nqulst, 0 0 31 Ryser. team and some other standout attractions: MICIIICAN-INDIANA: There's danger here for Michi 0 4 3 son after their 19th birthday. to replace the Shoener twins, Carroll of the National League, Mccann, 3: HeimicKs, Johnson, 1 2 01 Sabroff. 0 10 President Warren Giles of the Cin Harold and Herbert.

Another would replace Jim Shoaf at left tackle with Don Winslow. John 9 16 16 10 0 181 Totals Totals cinnati Reds, Baseball Secretary-Treasurer Walter Mulbry and At pan. but I'll string with the quick-striking Wolverines. Indiana has th tickets to piny Michigan toe-to-toe, but the lloosiers will have to be better than they have been in any other start ule without a defeat if it wins Sunday. The Crusaders had a record of 24 straight victories broken in a post-season game last fall when it played its first charity game.

The benefit game Sunday will be Tedore is slated to start ut left Frankie's Tsvern torney Benlamin Fiery of the Schiro's ltar I fK ft pf half, but Emlen Tunnell and ft pf W. Voss. 1 0 3 American League (who replaced this year. Johnny Estes are possibilities Annen. 0 0 1 O'Connor).

Schlro. 3 1 1 Emordlno, 2 0 1 Q. Schlro. 3 0 4 Cuccia, 10 4 OHIO STATE-NORTHWESTERN One is tempted to say A quick checkover of the two P. Shlels.

10 0 2 J. Shlel. 10 4 that neither can win, but that a wise crack that goes against squads reveals that Iowa is more Hill, 3 4 4 Parisl. 2 13 The group, meeting here Thursday, defeated by a 75-44 vote a proposal to cut off a boy's participation in interscholastic athletics the day he reaches the age of 19. The measure was passed, 157-138, by a mail vote, but rejected by the meeting.

Opposition was voiced to the WIAA's method of regulating boxing, particularly the designation of 16 as the minimum age limit. Foes of the plan said no other sport in high school had any minimum age standard. Quintet M. Trola. 1 2 0 O'ndolph.

0 1 4 mature and somewhat heavier the percentages. I'll take Ohio State, and I won't be sur 0' 1 V. Bcnuo, 0 01 urosa. while Wisconsin undoubtedly is against St. Francis, which finished in a second place tie in the Milwaukee Catholic Conference.

Stuhldreher Replies The game Sunday is not a postseason game; it originally was scheduled for the same date in 1 0 prised unduly if I'm wrontr. nettle, Rallies to Win IJardlne. 0 2 0 faster, This will be the 25th meeting MINNESOTA-PURDUE: This is a toughie, but I like Minnesota. Purdue is the more dangerous offensive team and 7 9 16 Totals 11 3 17 Totals between Wisconsin and Iowa The Sandwich Shop Bunky's Penn Elec. No.

1 can field a first string line to match the Gophers, but Min fK ft pf fg ft pf the Badgers have a 16-8 edge in victories with no tie games in nesota depth is likely to be a determining factor. If Purdue Sawyer, 1 2 11 nrockert. I 5 2 StKlnh'er. 3 2 lj Hablch. 10 Norrross.

1 1 1 Olaon. 10 Milwaukee, but it was shifted to Madison as a charity feature. As a result the same officials signed to work the game in Milwaukee will be brought here to work the the series. Sad Story Last Year gets away to a fast lead it can win. The longer the game goes Davis, 3 3 21 Shaw, 0 0 1 Stnsst, 1 0 0' Ekhii.

0 0 as a tight battle the better, in my opinion, are Minnesota! Michigan Fears RiDD. 13 4 Knocne, J. It may be interesting to note what happened a year ago when scored 26 points in the last half to whip the Berg Sporting Goods, 36-31, Thursday night at West high in the feature game of the Classic Basketball League. The Torpedo Duds walloped Bob White Candies No. 1, 42-27, and Stadium Bar whipped Gun-derson Funeral Home, 34-19.

Box scores: chances. CaDad na. 0 0 Edwards, 0 0 0 sacnt.ien. 1 2 Iowa wrecked a Wisconsin Home ILLINOIS-WESTERN MICHIGAN: It should be by about contest. Among the many spectators at the game will be the University of Wisconsin squad.

Chairman 113 Sydow, coming. 21-7. Iowa made 250 11 5 17 Totals Milward's 305 Fails to Place PINEHURST, N. C. Jimmy Milward, Madison, professional, finished out of the money in the North and South Open g-ilf tournament here Thursday.

The Wisconsin Stale Open champion totaled 305, having shot two rounds! of 77 each Thursday. A $1,500 check went to Jim Totals 10 11 10 yards rushing to. Wisconsin's 41 udierr margin vuacn nay inot cnooses 10 make it. lie may rest many of his battered lllini regulars, and that might make John Roach of the game commit the Badgers made 153 yards pass Hoosier Defense ANN ARBOR, Mich. (U.R) Coach Fritz Crisler says he is "really worried about" Saturdiy's game against Indiana.

He says he believes the Hoosiers have saved all their power for the Wolver it fairly Crawfords I Wlnnebaso fKftpfl fgftpf Potter, 2 3H McOlnley. 3 0 2 ing to Iowa 39, but the Hawk eyes ran back kickoffs and punt Stadium Bar 1 ft pf ARMY-NOTRE DAME: Johnny Lujack will pass and run Woodburn. 1 2 0 3 Breitenb'h. 1 3 2 tee invited Coach Harry Stuhldreher, his coaching staff and his squad to be guests at the game. Roach received the following letter from Coach Stuhldreher: Oesme, 110 Henter, 5 11 Dorr, 2 2 01 J.

t'ltva. J. Pfahlpr. 0 3 1 1 Kitchen, 0 0 1 Tuimillls. 2 0 0l Ladd.

0 0 4 Gunderson Home fgftpf Smith, 2 0 1 Hwennen 0 0 2 HanK'son, 1 2 1 Jenkins, 2 13 Borland, 10 4 Meyer, tk 2 0 4 Merk e. 0 3 2 1 for 153 yards to Wisconsin's 62. Iowa also intercepted four Wisconsin's passes, all in the fourth quarter, and brought them back for 87 yards. Two of them set up Vettr, 2 0 0 Bormett, 1 0 1 Heilman. 3 0 3 Flvnn.

2 0 01 Henry, 300 Plynn. 0 3 Leonard. 1 1 2 Iotte. 0 0 0' Grady, 0 0 0 Oardner, 1 1 21 Totals 15 4 8 3 15 Totals Notre Dame to a decisive victory. If I'm wrong, I will be in good company.

SOUTHERN METHODIST-TEXAS A. M. Here comes one out of the crystal ball; I'm banking partly on an old jinx, and those jinxes are potent in the Southwestern Conference! Southern Methodist hasn't defeated Texas A. M. at College Station since 1935, and the Mustangs haven't defeated Texas A.

M. either at home or away in the last eight years. Wellman, 1 2 0 Endres, 0 0 01 I Bob White Candles Nay Dear John: Many thanks for your kind invitation to the staff and the squad making it possible for all of us to attend the Edgewood Charity game next Sunday afternoon. When I told the squad of It pt 8 4 13 10 14 91 Totals Totals ines. "Indiana has the best defensive record of the conference and it's very probable our attack will not even get going," Crisler said, adding that the Hoosiers also have "a good offense." Crisler scheduled a final light drill today, winding up the week without one hard scrimmage.

In ft pr Barry 0 1 II Zlmmer 7 3 4 13 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 Zlmmerm'n 7 2 1 touchdowns. Wisconsin reviewed assignments Thursday afternoon and was to have only a light drill today. Iowa left Iowa City this morning by chartered bus for Janesville where it will spend tonight. The Badgers and Hawkeyes T. Boyle, Kublcek Butler Pedersen Grlmstad Heinz Andruska 2 0 3 4 0 4 Sheboygan Bows to Fort Wayne King 2 0 3 0 0 0 Imhoff Turne.sfi.

winner of the tournament, with a 284 score for 72 holes. Jim played steady golf that overtook the hot-shots who iset the early pace. Turnesa, who lives in F.lmsford, N. finished four-under-par and five strokes ahead of George Schoux of Mamaroncck, N. Y.

Turnesa had a 74 and 73 for his final rounds Thursday, while Schoux took two 74s. Turning in a C9 for Thursday's best round was Johnny Falmer of Badin. N. C. who finished third Tollefson Erlckson 0 0 21 J.

Boyle 0 0 II Boyle I Wells 12 3 10 2 0 0 0 2 2 4 "9 9 17 stead, he sharpened the Wolverine passing attack and aerial SQLUIIAR ABIES Totals 18 15! Totals several of them spectacular. Durnan's netminding, which gave him his second shutout of the young season, was the only steady thing in the Montreal-Toronto game. A total of 18 penalties were meted out, 10 of them inuiiiiW 1 Goalies Shine in Montreal, Detroit Wins have met two common opponents this year, and the results furnish little clue as to the relative strength of the two teams. IAJ! SHEBOYGAN (U.R) The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Zollners and Sheboygan Redskins fought a seesaw tilt as both opened their 1947 National Professional Basketball league schedule Thursday night but the Zollners wound up on 7 Berg's Sptg. Gds.

Xg ft pf Kelly 3 0 3 M. N. Sandwich fgftpf Weston 6 12 Francis 2 2 0 Top' Warner to Get Touchdown Club Award K. Bultman 0 0 0 Mac Duffee 10 1 Rhodes 3 0 1 Strander 2 7 Henencn in th first period. 1 i 2 0 1 13 1 3 0 1 J.

Bultman 2 0 3 Wilkie (By I'nlted frets) Spalth 2 0 Marks Municipal Basketball Totals 12 7 111 Totals 15 6 6 with 291. Tied with him at that mark were Al Brosch, Garden City, N. Claude Harmon. Mam-aroneck. N.

Tommy Wright, Knoxville, Henry Williams, Sunbury, and P.G.A. Champion Jim Ferrier of San Francisco. Wisconsin defeated Purdue, 32-14. on Sept. 27; Iowa lost to Purdue, 21-0, on Nov.

1. Wisconsin tied Indiana, 7-7, on Oct. Iowa defeated Indiana, 27-14, on Oct. 11. Statistics Unrevealing Nor does a study of statistics on those games prove anything.

Wisconsin rolled up 331 yards on the ground against Purdue and added 87 passing while Purdue NEW YORK (U.R) Although he now is living in retirement in Palo Alto, Glenn S. "Pop" Warner today received added recognition as one of the greatest coaches in football history when he was named recipient of the Touchdown Club award of 1947. top. 49-45. The Redskins were leading, 25-16 at the half, but their defense fell apart in the last period and the Zollners scored 21 points to their eight.

High scorer for Sheboygan was Forward Paul Cloyd, former University of Wisconsin basketball star, who made 19 points. The schedule of Solunai Periods, as printed below, has been taken from John Alden Knight's SOLU-NAK TABLES. Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good rover during these times, if you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer. The Major Periods are shown in boldface type. These begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter.

Kansas City, Newark Swap Yankee Chattel Goalie Harry Lumley was taking the bows today as the Detroit Redwings moved back into a first -place tie with the Boston Brains in the National Hockey League on the strength of a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers Thursday night. In the only other league game, THIRSDAV'S RESULTS Major Lea sue Bunky's Tavern 31. Penn Electrto JJo. 1 27. Schlro's Tavern 25, France's Tavern 23.

Crawford Custards 34. Winnebago Auto Replacement 20. Cuba Club 34. The Pub 29. Cardinal facile The Police 18.

Badner Cab 18. rrr Mitver 38 National Guard 23. NEWARK, N. J. (U.R) Pitch passing while yielding 287 and 117.

Against the same Indiana ers Carmine Melignano and Bob Revels and outfielder Frank Lamanna were obtained from The Minor Periods, shown In reg- The presentation, honor i Warner for his "outstanding contributions to the game," will be made here Nov. 20. Goalie Bill Durnan stood out as the Montreal Canadiens blanked Kansas City of the American Painters Local 802 24. First National Warner, who retired in 1940, Association today by Newark of the Toronto Maple Leafs, 3-0. ular type, are of somewhat shorter A duration.

Anderson Wins Use Central Standard Time ANDERSON, Ind. (U.R: The A.M. P.M. Anderson Packers defeated Dow Minor Major Minor Major Chemical. 73-63.

Thursday night Fri. ...12:55 7:20 1:20 7:45 in a National Professional Bas- 11. Classic Leaeue made 80 on the ground and 11 in I team, Iowa made 102 yards ou the air. the ground and 202 through tha Iowa made only 77 yards rush-j air while allowing 110 and 74. ing against Purdue and 52 in the Given ample time, it would ap-air while the Boilermakers made I pear that Iowa has a potent pass 245 and 71.

1 attack. There seems to be httl Against Indiana, Wisconsin I doubt but that the Hawkeyes ait the International League in ex Lumley provided the defensive change for Pitchers William Houtz and Mai Mallette. Both Newark served at Georgia, Cornell, Carlisle, Pittsburgh, Stanford, Temple, and San Jose state during a coaching career that spanned 45 years. M. N.

Sandwich Shop 36, Berg's Sporting Ooods 31. Torpi'do Duds 42. Bob White Candles No. 1 27. Stadium Bar 34.

Gunderson Funeral Home 10. backbone as the Wings scored tw ice in the opening period and made the goals stand up for the tended victory. He made 30 saves, and Kansas City are New York Sat. 1:50 8:10 2:15 League game. Anderson I Sun.

2:45 9:00 3:05 9:25 1 led at the half 35-29. made 137 yards rushing and 37 1 capable of fine defensive play. 'Yankee farm teams. mm mui.i ii i ti i- -ifir-i r-ir ir.